Knightsbridge Anti Snoring Dual Band Chinstrap
$54.95
Knightsbridge Anti Snoring Dual Band Chinstrap
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The Knightsbridge Anti Snoring Dual Band Chinstrap is designed to minimize traditional chinstrap tension while still delivering a supportive, comfortable fit with gentle upwards force and offering twice the support of other options if you find you’re lacking stability or experiencing too much pressure in the wrong places from your CPAP mask headgear during CPAP therapy.
Key Features:
- DUAL BANDS: Non-elastic blue band prevents jaw from lowering. Elastic white band provides gentle upwards force. Compound elastic-nonelastic force allows pressure to be minimized while still effective.
- VERTICAL LIFT: Bands lift from under jaw and attach at the temples to produce vertical force. (Unlike standard neoprene chin straps which wrap around the tip of the chin and push the jaw directly into the jaw joint.) Vertical lift works with the natural rotation of the jaw.
- COMFORTABLE: Washable. Light, breathable net-mesh cap.
Size:
- Medium 21″ – 22″
- Large 22″ – 23.75″
- Extra Large 23.75″ – 26″
In the box:
- (1) Dual Band Chin Strap
- (1) Mesh Cap
- (1) Instruction Sheet
| Size | |
|---|---|
| Colors | Black, White |
Specifications
Specifications:
- Cap Structural Interlining: 100% cotton
- Cap Outer Net: 60% polyester, 40% cotton
- Cap Inner Net: 100% polyester
- Cap Gray Inner Trim: 80% cotton, 20% polyester
- White Elastic Strap: 62% polyester, 38% latex
- Blue Non-Elastic Strap: 90% cotton, 10% polyester
WARNING: Contains Latex. Not recommended for those with latex allergies.
Fitting Guide
Fitting Guide:
The Knightsbridge Dual Band is unique in that it can be easily adjusted to achieve this.
- Use two hands (one on the strap, one on the cap) to attach the blue non-elastic band so it is fairly snug, and then add just the slightest additional force via the elastic band.
- The non-elastic blue strap should be put on fairly snugly. This will prevent your jaw from lowering while your jaw muscles are relaxed during sleep. The elastic band should only be used to add a small additional upwards force.
- Many people find it most comfortable to leave a gap between the upper and lower teeth such as you normally have when awake and your mouth is closed and jaw relaxed.
- Pass the straps under the jaw near the front of the jaw, and attach the straps near the front of the Velcro patch. This provides the most vertical orientation of the lift.
Size Guide
Size Guide:
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Mark (verified owner) –
This is the only chinstrap that actually has worked for me. Used properly, it keeps the chin naturally forward rather than just keeping the jaw closed. Whoever designed this was really thinking it through.
The velcro for the two straps is very strong, so it stays in place. You need to keep the straps as far forward on the velcro as you can to get the best use, and don’t over-tighten them. They just need to be snug to be useful. I had to try it and experiment with positioning them for a few nights, but once I got the right fit, it was comfortable and effective. For some people with obstructive sleep apnea, this will be a godsend.
Wade –
This product does keep my mouth closed and chin retracted.
Arianna Rojo Mendez (verified owner) –
Bruce Newmyer (verified owner) –
fits fine. Received very fast. Price too high.
Nicolas –
My buddy has been using it for couple of month and he recommend this chinstrap for me. I was hesitant at first because it a hat-like chinstrap. I took his advice and orders one for me. I don’t wake up with dry mouth anymore which means I don’t snore any longer when I wear this chinstrap to sleep.
ALEXANDER (verified owner) –
If you’re going to try a chin strap, this is really the only one to try. Places the force in the correct direction to keep your jaw shut without pulling back on it. Comfortable to wear. I don’t use it in conjunction with CPAP. It hasn’t stopped my snoring entirely, but I am still working on adjusting to the right pressure and some nights I have been snore free (recording on my phone via an app). In turn, it should alleviate some mild/moderate sleep apnea too. Need more time with the product.
Jon (verified owner) –